the wand — write in the air, type into anything
Co-founded Input-A (Inputa Inc., Delaware) to build the wand, which types what you write in the air: first a handheld, the wandBox, then a signet ring for smart glasses, the wandRing. A compact neural net reads handwriting from a few-dollar motion sensor — recognition runs on the device in 25–28 ms on Nordic's nRF54LM20B, no camera, no cloud — and it connects to TVs, phones, computers and glasses as a standard Bluetooth keyboard. Twenty years of small-silicon audio ML, pointed at motion instead of sound. Measured on 490+ paid study participants across 28 studies, scored on writers the model has never seen. Six provisional patent families filed. TVs today; the glasses era is the point — a 3D-printed test ring already reads my handwriting (the write-up).